Buying house with fake tokens

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You should have mentioned the name of the token that has been propagated through the fake token. To me, the subject seems to be a lot of fabrication . And  You have given the update that it was received in the newspaper, I want to know in which newspaper it was received. And how dated is the news? Hope people will be happy if you mention this information. Because someone would sell their house without checking it seems unreasonable to me. Hope to always mention information with sources

[Jawhead999]

Lol, this is the most dumb scammer ever, how did he have thought to buy house with fake tokens? I mean it's possible, but sooner or later the victim will found out if he's got scammed and when buying house the scammer need to provide the complete personal identification which is he will easier to get arrested. I think everyone will laugh at him especially a computer engineer who mostly know about cryptocurrency and privacy concern.

[kojektea]

in my country it is forbidden to transact other than the country's currency for several reasons, I think one of the reasons is as you said. all crypto is volatile and the amount is very large if the buyer is negligent of the tokens he gets of course he will be deceived as you read in your local news.

[Doell]

Funny news, I don't believe it maybe the newspaper you read just for entertainment. How could a fraudster leave a trace of his personal data, although he is a possibility new but will not be reckless like that. Also what fake token does he use? it is impossible for seller a home or property to immediately believe in any token, without doing more research. In my country there are also skilled fraudsters they are like successful people, committing fraud to the countryside with details crypto investments but not buying any house with any token, because many people do not understand about token and crypto.

[Mpamaegbu]

what do you think guys?

What I think, first off, is that a news item like this should've a source link so that doubters can read it up by themselves and verify it.

I had a near calamitous experience when in 2017 some dudes were up almost everywhere online, canvassing and coaxing people to buy TBC – The Billion Coin. It was speculated to be worth more than Bitcoin in value. I later learnt there were some who bought lands with that token. Sadly, till date that token hasn't seen the light of the day.